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Prescription medications, infant supplies, pet supplies, documents and cash — each tied to the household member who needs it.
The core list assumes a generic adult and no special needs. Households extend it with categories that depend on who lives in the house, and each add-on is checked against a person rather than against the container.
Prescription medications go to whoever takes them daily: a several-day supply matching the food span, kept with the kit rather than in the bathroom cabinet. This is the add-on most often forgotten because it lives in a different room.
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Infant supplies cover formula, diapers, bottles and a change of clothes for a baby — items that have no substitute in an emergency. Pet supplies cover food and water for the animal, packed in the same several-day span as the human food.
Important documents in a waterproof container — identification, insurance, medical records — belong to the household as a whole. Cash in small bills is listed with them because card terminals and ATMs fail with the power.
The check is person by person: walk through the household, name each member, and confirm that their row in the add-on list is inside the container. A row with no person is a row to remove; a person with no row is a row to add.
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